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Emergency Medical Response Final Exam Quizs

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The trauma assessment is largely based on a

a)

hands-on physical examination

b)

verbal patient history

c)

radiological imaging

d)

laboratory tests

2.

___________________ are described as occasional, gasping breaths/respirations.

a)

Agonal respirations.

b)

Cheyne-Stokes respirations.

c)

Kussmaul respirations.

d)

Biot's respirations.

3.

Pathogens are

a)

disease causing agents

b)

harmless microorganisms

c)

beneficial bacteria

d)

environmental toxins

4.

  • ______________ shock is a type of shock that is caused by failure of the heart to pump blood properly

a)

Cardiogenic

b)

Hypovolemic

c)

Neurogenic

d)

Septic

5.

  • A sign of mild __________ is increased blood pressure, and the body tries to compensate. 

a)

hypothermia

b)

hyperthermia

c)

dehydration

d)

anemia

6.

_________ cause abnormal immune responses

a)

Pathogens

b)

Allergens

c)

Toxins

d)

Infections

7.

  • _____________ is due to a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction

a)

Anaphylactic shock

b)

Asthma attack

c)

Panic attack

d)

Cardiac arrest

8.

  • When you have to remove yourself from a dangerous scene and hid out of site, that is a technique called

a)

COVER

b)

HIDE

c)

AVOID

d)

ESCAPE

9.

When assessing a scene for safety you should conduct a _________ view of the area

a)

180 degree

b)

360 degree

c)

90 degree

d)

45 degree

10.

A general assessment technique where the first responder feels the patient with their hands is called

a)

palpating

b)

auscultation

c)

percussion

d)

inspection

11.

  • A ______________is usually relayed from the patient/ A ___________ can be observed and measured by the EMR. 

a)

symptom; sign

b)

diagnosis; symptom

c)

sign; diagnosis

d)

condition; symptom

12.

EMR protocols and care is usually authorized by

a)

federal regulations

b)

state laws

c)

hospital policies

d)

insurance guidelines

13.

When conducting a scene size up you should:

a)

Take standard precautions which includes making sure you have the supplies needed for the scene

b)

Ignore the number of patients at the scene

c)

Focus solely on the weather conditions

d)

Determine if the scene is safe only after assessing the patients

14.

The ___________ is the longest and strongest bone in the body

a)

humerus

b)

tibia

c)

femur

d)

radius

15.

_______ is a medicine that is used to treat allergic reactions and can be carried in an auto-injector pen. A side effect of this medicine is an ___________

a)

Epinephrine; increased heart rate

b)

Antihistamine; drowsiness

c)

Ibuprofen; stomach upset

d)

Aspirin; headache

16.

__________ is the technique used to keep the head and neck aligned for a patient who you suspect has had a neck injury.

a)

Manual stabilization

b)

Cervical traction

c)

Neck brace application

d)

Spinal immobilization

17.

The opposite of anterior, which refers to the front, is:

a)

EMR → EMT → Advanced EMT → paramedic

b)

Paramedic → Advanced EMT → EMT → EMR

c)

Advanced EMT → Paramedic → EMR → EMT

d)

EMT → Paramedic → Advanced EMT → EMR

18.

When you are communicating with a patient, you should bring yourself to __________ with the patient.

a)

knee level

b)

eye level

c)

shoulder level

d)

foot level

19.

The EMR is obligated to protect the patient from harm by:

a)

keeping the patients from further harm.

b)

allowing patients to make their own decisions without guidance.

c)

providing minimal information about treatment options.

d)

focusing solely on administrative tasks.

20.

When you have a patient with an open chest wound, an __________ should be used.

a)

occlusive dressing

b)

gauze bandage

c)

adhesive tape

d)

sterile cotton